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The latest article on CSIS, which is one of the world's leading think tanks, reports on the details of the Sino-Russian summit meeting. China has expended a great deal of effort to support Russia diplomatically and economically. In 2023/9, the monthly trade volume between the two countries reached a record high of 21.2 billion dollars, an increase of nearly 60% from 2 years ago ❗️
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Both 12/13 and 1/31 include 100% of no interest rate hikes, but before 12/2, when there was a blackout, Grandpa Pow's army destroyed this and attacked Pau. Long-term interest rates, which were the reason, have also dropped, and since there are employment statistics and CPI during the blackout this time, there are employment statistics and CPI, so it would be a big shock if we don't break it down beforehand just in case.
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Monthly gain/fall rates for October, November, and December from left 2015 ➡️ 5.4%, 2.9%, 2.8%
2016 ➡️ 14%, 31%, 2.4%
2017 ➡️ 1.7%, 1.6%, ▲ 0.4% 2018 ➡️ 2.8%, ▲ 4.9%, ▲ 10.3% 2019 ➡️ 1.1%, 5.1%, 8.2%
2020 ➡️ 27.4%, ▲ 3.6%, 8.8% 2021 ➡️ 4.6%, ▲ 6.7%, 3.8% 2022 ➡️ 5.8%, ▲ 10.8%, 7.4% 2023 ➡️ 7.2%
2016 ➡️ 14%, 31%, 2.4%
2017 ➡️ 1.7%, 1.6%, ▲ 0.4% 2018 ➡️ 2.8%, ▲ 4.9%, ▲ 10.3% 2019 ➡️ 1.1%, 5.1%, 8.2%
2020 ➡️ 27.4%, ▲ 3.6%, 8.8% 2021 ➡️ 4.6%, ▲ 6.7%, 3.8% 2022 ➡️ 5.8%, ▲ 10.8%, 7.4% 2023 ➡️ 7.2%
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From left, monthly gain/fall rates for October, November, and December 2015 ➡️ 11%, 0.3%, ▲ 1.5%
2016 ➡️ ▲1.5, 0.2%, 1.1%
2017 ➡️ 4.5%, 1.9%, 0.5% 2018 ➡️ ▲ 8.6%, ▲ 0.3%, ▲ 8.9% 2019 ➡️ 4.3%, 3.9%, 3.9% 2020 ➡️ ▲ 3.2%, 11%, 5.1% 2021 ➡️ 7.9%, 1.8%, 1.14%
2022 ➡️ 3.9%, 5.4%, ▲ 9.1% 2023 ➡️ ▲ 2.3%
2016 ➡️ ▲1.5, 0.2%, 1.1%
2017 ➡️ 4.5%, 1.9%, 0.5% 2018 ➡️ ▲ 8.6%, ▲ 0.3%, ▲ 8.9% 2019 ➡️ 4.3%, 3.9%, 3.9% 2020 ➡️ ▲ 3.2%, 11%, 5.1% 2021 ➡️ 7.9%, 1.8%, 1.14%
2022 ➡️ 3.9%, 5.4%, ▲ 9.1% 2023 ➡️ ▲ 2.3%
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⭐️ The reason behind the strong number of newly built housing cases is that housing dealers with surplus money receive a large amount of interest of 5% and are prosperous, so there is a possibility that they are selling at a discount of 8% to reduce the mortgage burden on users who buy new construction.
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There are China's 1 trillion yuan countermeasure, Japan's nanchutte tax cuts, today and tomorrow's US bond 90 billion dollar bids, the Bank of Canada's interest rate announcements, etc., but what I secretly paid attention to was that I saw that the balance of the MMF that had come out of the revolver hadn't decreased as much as I had thought, and this is Pow, who thought that there was still a catalyst that would go up in the future.
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☑️ US Fiscal Concerns ➡️ 1%
☑️ Concerns about Fed interest rates remaining high ➡️ 8.5%
☑️ Concerns about US economic overheating ➡️ 1%
☑️ Concerns about a shortage of US debt underwriters ➡️ 8.5%
☑️ Oversold production by a short selling acrobatic troupe ➡️ 80%
☑️ US recession concerns ➡️ 1%
☑️ Concerns about Fed interest rates remaining high ➡️ 8.5%
☑️ Concerns about US economic overheating ➡️ 1%
☑️ Concerns about a shortage of US debt underwriters ➡️ 8.5%
☑️ Oversold production by a short selling acrobatic troupe ➡️ 80%
☑️ US recession concerns ➡️ 1%
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☑️ 11/1 The US Treasury Department announced plans to issue US bonds until 2024.1.
➡️ If the scale of the increase in power generation is large, US interest rates may rise rapidly.
☑️ 10/31 The Ministry of Finance of Japan announced the exchange intervention results for October.
➡️ If there is no intervention, it may be easier for the depreciation of the yen to progress.
➡️ If the scale of the increase in power generation is large, US interest rates may rise rapidly.
☑️ 10/31 The Ministry of Finance of Japan announced the exchange intervention results for October.
➡️ If there is no intervention, it may be easier for the depreciation of the yen to progress.
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The balance of the huge money box where the Fed keeps cash from institutional investors, became smaller and smaller, and the Pow halved from its peak. I thought this money had left the rivalepo as a receptacle for US bonds and stock prices, but the MMF is still close to 6 trillion dollars and hasn't decreased at all from what I expected, in short, the money is waiting for Ya Pau to ease ‼️ why is the stock price skyrocketed when Ya Paw cuts interest rates, but right now I'm leaving it because I can get 5% interest just by putting it on MMF, so I'm looking forward to seeing how the money will move to stocks ‼️ Pow ❗️ the faster the economy falls, the faster interest rates are cut, so it's better Pow ‼️
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The US government has completed significant year-to-date funding (the root cause of the rise in US bond yields) Pow. There is an aspect of poor bidding in the ultra-long term, but it looks like funds were collected by canceling revolving funds, mainly short-term bonds with high interest rates. Stock prices should rise the next time money starts flowing out of here, Pow. Pow, how far they will go with the disputed dispersion policy.
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